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Magistracy and the Historiography of the Roman Republic: Politics in Prose
0₹3,656.82Explore the Roman Republic anew by examining its politics through the power of prose. This insightful work delves into how literary and rhetorical features in texts by Livy, Cicero, and Sallust illuminate the representation of Roman magistrates, moving beyond traditional constitutional analysis. Discover how narratives of their conduct and speech, rich with exemplarity, reveal the core values and tensions defining Roman republican life. An indispensable resource for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of Roman history, classical studies, and ancient political thought in India seeking profound insights into Roman governance and society.
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Mahal: Power and Pageantry in the Mughal Harem
0₹599.00Uncover the hidden world of the Mughal Harem and the powerful women who shaped India’s history. Delving beyond sensational myths, this book reveals the ‘Mahal’ as a vital family space where queens, scholars, and administrators wielded significant influence. Discover the untold stories of remarkable women, from empire-builders to cultural patrons, who navigated the complexities of the Mughal court. Essential reading for enthusiasts of Indian history, royal heritage, and the captivating role of women in the Mughal Empire. Explore a richly documented chronicle of power and pageantry from the heart of India.
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MAHARAJA MAN SINGH AND NATH SAGES: Correspondence
0₹250.00Dive into the heart of the Nath Sampradaya with this insightful exploration of its spiritual traditions and literary legacy. Drawing from rare yoga manuscripts preserved in India, this collection presents vital correspondence and research. It’s an indispensable resource for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of Indian history and religious studies. Discover new perspectives on the Nath Sages, ignited by seminal research from a national seminar, offering crucial pathways for future study into India’s ancient wisdom.
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Mahatma Gandhi and His Assassin
0₹595.00Delve into the lesser-known motives behind Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination. Koenraed Elst’s compelling analysis dissects Nathuram Godse’s defense during his trial, presenting a potent counter-argument to Gandhi’s glorification. This book critically examines historical data and contemporary criticisms, offering a multifaceted view of this pivotal event in Indian history. Discover the controversies surrounding Gandhi’s legacy and the complex political landscape of India’s independence. A must-read for students of Indian history and politics seeking a deeper understanding.
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MAHROKS
0₹3,995.00Uncover the epic saga of the ancient Indian Royal Clan, MAHROKS, tracing their origins to the Vedic Aryans and their migration into India. Delve into their rich military valor, famously demonstrated alongside King Purshottama against Alexander the Great and in service to the Kauravas. This compelling narrative explores their distinguished legacy, from rulers of Ghazni and Kannauj to their profound contributions to the Khalsa Army and the Indian Army, deeply influencing Sikh faith and culture. Essential reading for Indian history enthusiasts and those keen on military heritage.
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Majority Rule or Minority Will: Adherence to Precedent On the U. S. Supreme Court
0₹5,782.00Explore the core principles of the US Supreme Court with this essential legal study. Delve into how justices navigate judicial precedent and the concept of stare decisis, examining the delicate balance between majority rule and minority will in critical legal decisions. This insightful analysis is invaluable for Indian law students, political science scholars, and legal professionals keen on understanding comparative jurisprudence and the impact of precedent on judicial behavior. Enhance your academic research and gain a deeper perspective on constitutional law and governance.
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Makers Of Modern India
0₹799.00Unlock the minds that forged modern India. Celebrated historian Ramachandra Guha brings you an indispensable collection featuring 19 pivotal Indian thinkers and leaders. Delve into their profound ideas through rare excerpts from their speeches and writings, which critically shaped the evolution of the Indian Republic. This book is essential for students of Indian history, political science enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of India’s intellectual heritage and national journey.
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Makers of Worlds, Readers of Signs: Israeli and Palestinian Literature of the Global Contemporary
0₹2,950.00Delve into the complex evolution of Israeli and Palestinian literary narratives with this insightful study. Kfir Cohen Lustig expertly traces literature’s journey from ‘making worlds’ to ‘reading signs’ amidst globalization and neoliberalism. Discover how cultural politics shaped subjectivities and aesthetics, offering a fresh perspective on the global contemporary. Essential reading for scholars, students of comparative literature, and anyone interested in the intersection of literature, politics, and culture in the modern world.
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Making and Unmaking the Carolingians: 751-888
0₹11,210.00Uncover the secrets of medieval power and dynastic rule in Europe. Stuart Airlie’s insightful study, ‘Making and Unmaking the Carolingians,’ delves into the rise and fall of the Frankish realm’s most famous dynasty. Explore how the Carolingians, including Charlemagne, wielded authority and maintained supremacy in a pre-modern world lacking rapid communication. This meticulous examination of politics, family, and legitimacy offers a nuanced analysis of the system that placed the Carolingian dynasty at the heart of medieval Europe. Essential for students and enthusiasts of European history.
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Making Fascism in Sweden and the Netherlands: Myth-Creation and Respectability, 1931-40
0₹11,210.00Uncover the intricate history of European fascism with this seminal study. It offers an in-depth comparative analysis of how lesser-known movements in Sweden and the Netherlands gained political footholds during the interwar period, challenging established narratives. Explore the critical roles of myth-creation, propaganda, and the pursuit of respectability in shaping far-right politics. This book is essential for students, academics, and enthusiasts of European history and political science in India, providing vital insights into the experimental character of fascism in liberal democracies.
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Making Peace, Making Riots: Communalism and Communal Violence, Bengal 1940–1947
0₹995.00Dive into the turbulent Bengal of the 1940s, a decade that irrevocably shaped India’s partition. This vital study scrutinizes the rise of communalism and communal violence, uncovering the intricate interplay of caste politics and socio-political forces that redefined community identities. Focusing on critical events like the Great Calcutta Killings and Noakhali Riots, it offers a nuanced understanding of the final years of colonial rule. A must-read for students of Indian history, political science, and researchers interested in pre-partition India’s complex dynamics.
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Making Space Public In Early Modern Europe: Performance, Geography, Privacy
0₹17,700.00Explore the dynamic evolution of public life in Early Modern Europe. This essential academic work delves into how performance, geography, and privacy shaped emerging publics and redefined social spaces. Discover how diverse cultural practices and material things fostered collective identities and expanded the public arena, challenging historical norms. A must-read for students and scholars of European history, cultural studies, and performance seeking to understand the production of public space and its lasting impact on inclusive public engagement.
